"flesh-trade"

There have been increasing concerns about farmhouses and resorts on the outskirts being used as venues for such illegal activities and other illicit gatherings.

Police said women from Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi and Mumbai were forced into prostitution by the organisers. The Gachibowli police were searching for the organisers

Town Inspector Pramod Rao stated that the guest house was seized following orders from Mancherial Revenue Divisional Officer Ramulu, due to allegations of it being a site for illegal flesh trade.

The operation under the supervision of K Srinivas Rao, ACP Kukatpally, was focused on preventing street prostitution at Bhagyanagar bus stop, KPHB metro station, Kukatpally and vicinities

Unable to take up further harassment being meted out against her, the young woman fled from home and approached the local police

Siripuram Srinivas, Thipparaveni Akhil and Medipatla Arjun apprehended for organising prostitution

The incident came to light when the Task Force officials raided a house in Yousufguda and rescued two women and a minor girl from prostitution on Wednesday.

They were taken into custody during simultaneous raids conducted in New Housing Board Colony, Teachers' Colony and Vidyanagar.

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad Special Operations Team along with the Madhapur police busted a flesh trade operated in the guise of a spa and arrested three persons including two customers, apart from rescuing four women at Madhapur on Tuesday night. The arrested persons were M.Sachin (24), a sub-organizer, Satish Kumar from Khammam (48) and Raj Kumar […]

The arrested persons were R. Anitha (40), the organizer and house owner, and J. Raj Kumar (25), a construction worker from Champapet in Saroornagar.

Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the accused woman's flat on Tuesday evening and arrested her, the official from the city police's anti-human trafficking cell said.

The arrested persons were identified as Mozam Mondal, L Sarkar, Abhir Shaik and Muntaz Ali Mondal, all residents of West Bengal and natives of Bangladesh

The detainees Rajnesh Ranjan and Sukesh allegedly procured women from Mumbai by exploiting their poverty and forced them into flesh trade

The arrested persons were U. Yadaiah and his wife U. Chittamma and Rahul, all three organisers, while one customer, Bhaskar, too was arrested.